Ah, thanks for the explanation. That makes much more sense now.
In that case, the fix seems correct. The Reason-Phrase has
been removed in HTTP/2, so it makes sense that curl that
doesn't invent one in its textual output.
Hi Brad,
On Sat, Mar 19, 2016 at 12:39:36AM +0100, Brad Fitzpatrick wrote:
> In any case, I can't understand how this bug report is possible and the
> suggested fix in this bug does not seem correct. HTTP/2 never contains the
> string "HTTP/2.0". It's a binary protocol. Even in unencrypted "h2c" m
Package: approx
Version: 5.5-2
Severity: normal
The dl.google.com server (which serves Debian packages of Google Chrome)
supports HTTP/2 and replies to the initial HTTP request with a status of
"HTTP/2.0 200", which omits the traditional reason phrase "OK". This
trips a regular expression in appro
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